Monday, 11 February 2013

Types of lighting in the studio & What they are used for

Here I have listed different studio lights & what they would be used for
  •  Softbox - This light would be used to diffuse a even soft light.
     
Honeycomb Light - This light would be used to create a nice Shadow on an image and can also be set the mood with a filter. Good for adding texture & depth.


Snoot light - This light is used to direct a beam of light directly at the subject.


Umbrella - Again this works similar to the soft box and will diffuse light.
 Barn doors - This light fitting will allow you to control the direct of the light and by adjusting the doors you can create different shadows.


Beauty Dish - This light is used for portraits & Flattering Light.



Examples of studio lighting.


















Studio Health & Saftey

Heath & Saftey in the stuido!!
 
 
Here are 12 Heath & Saftey rules that shuld be used when in the studio.....
 
 
* Make sure that there are only a small ammount of people n the studio at the same time.
 
* If there are props to be used make sure that they are in a safe place
 
* Make sure that cables dont run on the floor and if they do try and tape them down or cover them.
 
* Advise if strobe lights are in use incase of light senstivity.
 
* Make sure peolple dont mess with the light bulbs as they can get very hot.
 
* When using back drops be careful again making sure they are secure so that people canot trip on them.
 
* Let your eyes adjust to the light around you if working in a dark room.
 
* Be carefull when changing soft boxes as they can be heavy.
 
* Be careful when using liquids & water in the stuido as there is alot of electrical equipment.
 
* Make sure that your protectors have been removed from the lights before using them.
 
* Tidy up when you have finnished & put everything back where it should be.